I miss these things.

It doesn't take long to find the nut cases here, does it, Gracie? :-)

Unfortunately...

Haha!

Waddya using ignore for, Gracie. You can slice and dice 'em as well as anyone here.

Haha! I sure can, huh?

Those jerks are annoying. I'd rather just ignore...

As cool as a bucket of **** in the deep freeze.

Before trying rudimentary rhyming you could try learning to construct a basic phrase. It might be an idea to master the spelling of three letter words if that's not too much to ask.

its to,you only use too if its the last word of a sentence
so learn your ELA rules bitch

Well, that's not true, Samy. It's better just to admit that you were wrong than to show yourself to be a fool.

I think that there's a saying that covers that.

What are "ELS rules"?

how do you do a qoute????????

Yes, you're right about the ELA - I made a typo. Is ELA something you study in elementary school, middle school or high school?

But you're mistaken in your assumption that 'too' only comes at the end of a sentence. In addition to a meaning like 'also, 'too' is also an intensifier, for example,

That's too high/too expensive/too complicated/... .

In your initial example you failed to use 'too' the intensifier, where it was needed.

I miss Puerto Rico. When Morgan and I both have the time I'm taking him there for a visit. It's really a beautiful place.

I thought you were stupid, now I know you're a complete moron.

Yeah, re your post.

We had Woolworth's in Santa Monica on 3rd Street. Woolworth's and Pennys and at the far end, a bit off the street line, Sears. Ww's was the go to place for where to buy material to make a skirt, and so on.

Sigh.

Adds, Third Street is rather famous now, as the Santa Monica Promenade. I knew it, as mentioned, before that, from childhood. A work friend and her husband (now there's a story - she was from Vietnam, maybe 4'10", very stylish, and he was something like 6'4" american, each one brighter than all get out) later lived in one of the small tacky-by-definition apartments over the stores on Third Street... before the street got malled. Oddly, this kind of thing, apartments over stores, is what urban planners (of which I am one, by license) have creamed about for several years now.

I miss that old street and those two friends. I know she got a PhD from Cal Tech, but don't know what happened with him.

We had Woolworth's in most high streets until very recently when the chain went bust. They still trade on line though.

I miss the pizza from my hometown, I have lived all over the place but it is very rare that I can find a good pizza. Munich was the worst, a very salty crust and olives that still had their pits...and corn! I mean WTF?

Did you have no choice over toppings in Munich? The best pizza dough recipe I've found so far is Jamie Oliver's, he uses 1 part semolina to 4 parts flour.

Sure, but not the crust, and I like to try what the locals are eating. It was not all negative, that was the first place I got pepperoncini on my pizza, which I really love.

I used to like Oliver a lot, but now that he is on his healthy eating crusade I refuse to support him by watching his shows or buying his books. Healthy opinions are fine, trying to create mandated healthy eating anywhere, even in schools, I can not support.